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浙江探路山海新经济
21世纪经济报道· 2025-08-17 00:57
记者丨 柳宁馨 编辑丨陈洁 浙江发展的活力源自何处?近日,21世纪经济报道记者跟随活力中国调研行团队深入浙江山 海,探寻其破解资源约束、实现高质量发展的密码。 一方面,从宁波到温州,一场深刻的"蓝色变革"正在发生,使浙江的海洋经济加速向低碳循环 转身。另一方面,浙江高效生态农业焕发新机,乡村文旅融合创新模式,打造出乡村独具特色 的致富路径。这"一山一海"的生动实践,探索出一条浙江经济可持续增长新范式。 图片来源:本报记者 柳宁馨 摄 8月8日傍晚,温州苍南县雾城月亮湾集聚了不少游客,有儿童在沙滩上奔跑踩水,也有游客体 验高空滑翔伞,远处是一望无际的蔚蓝大海。 这里是苍南168黄金海岸其中一个特色路段,沙滩边坐落着咖啡厅、音乐餐厅、酒吧等多业态 综合体。暑期是苍南这座海滨小城的旅游旺季,浙江乃至全国的游客来此度过夏天。 从地形地貌看,浙江的生态廊道包括"两屏八脉多廊",其中,"两屏"即浙东海洋生态蓝屏、浙 西浙南山林生态绿屏。 生态廊道也是广阔资源,特别在海洋方面,浙江拥有不少蓝色宝藏。浙江海域面积26万平方公 里,海岸线总长度超6400公里,海岛数量全国最多,浙江因此可以建设深水良港,搭建强大海 上通道,也具 ...
浙江台州市大陈岛探索蓝碳交易 人工养贻贝 还能卖碳汇
Ren Min Ri Bao· 2025-08-04 22:01
Core Insights - Dachen Island has transformed into a model for carbon trading, with the first marine blue carbon transaction in Zhejiang Province, where 2,223 tons of carbon credits from mussel farming were sold for 100,500 yuan [1][2] - The island's wind turbines generate over 60 million kilowatt-hours annually, reducing carbon emissions by 45,000 tons, and providing surplus electricity for the island [1] - A smart carbon management platform has been established on Dachen Island, integrating monitoring, assessment, and trading of carbon credits, utilizing advanced technologies like satellite remote sensing and IoT [2] Group 1 - Dachen Island's wind turbines produce over 60 million kilowatt-hours annually, reducing carbon emissions by 45,000 tons [1] - The first marine blue carbon transaction in Zhejiang Province involved the sale of 2,223 tons of carbon credits from mussel farming for 100,500 yuan [1] - The island's carbon trading market has been enhanced by a new system that replaces third-party certification with platform verification and public auction [1] Group 2 - A smart carbon management platform has been developed, featuring six modules for monitoring, assessment, and trading of carbon credits [2] - The platform employs technologies such as satellite remote sensing and IoT for real-time carbon data assessment [2] - A closed-loop mechanism for carbon credit income distribution has been established, with over 40% of revenues reinvested into ecological protection on the island [2]